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As New York State readies to welcome sports gambling this weekend, I thought about all those parking lots just across the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee that will now have less traffic from people wandering across the bridge to place geotargeted bets on their mobile devices now. It will certainly be easier to get …
It was really a simple ask. Pick people who are big thinkers and doers and ask them a simple question. Who are you following in this coming year who may be a little below the radar, but are innovative, have shown grit and have the ability to think a little differently. We asked 40 people …
New Year’s Eve, like millions of others, we were watching The Orange Bowl between Michigan and Georgia (I have mild rooting interests on both sides, as my daughter is a grad student at UGA and have numerous friends and colleagues who favor the Maize and Blue and had just helped out with the Joe Moore …
A great year for storytelling. We wanted to list out some of our best reads…books we actually read, form the past year. Looking forward to early 2022 which will bring us Mike Sielski’s Kobe book, Ian O’Connor’s book on Coach K and many more, wayyy outside of sports as well. And as you will see, …
What a year…AGAIN!. Still we have time for reflection and nostalgia, and while I am a big believer of taking a pause, year round really, and figuring what got done and what could be done differently personally and professionally, I am not a big one on lists of the past or for that matter, predictions of …
It’s a good week to talk about content creators. We had Dylan Sadiq, “The College Cuber,” and we recently caught up with “The King of NBA twitter,” Josiah Johnson on our podcast at Columbia (which we have just wrapped up six years doing by the way). Johnson, who ironically told us he had the unique …
In our class we often talk about how you distinguish yourself from those around you, what resonates when people close their eyes and see you as a person…how you stood out ever so subtly from the crowd. It doesn’t have to be loud, it doesn’t have to be brash, but identifying and then expanding the …
Tossing Teddy’s are back across North America, and that’s a good thing. From The Maritimes to California, a hockey holiday rite of charity has returned in full force the past few weekends…The Teddy Bear Toss. (Great summary of all the sites and the numbers tossed to date here). Now it used to be only in …
“He wasn’t there because his publicist told him to be there, and to be nice. He was there because he wanted to be.” There were so many amazing tributes wrote about the late Stephen Sondheim in the past few weeks, but Laura Collins-Hughes’ piece in the New York Times told yet another story that showed …
“You’re the guy, but you got to give a lot. You can’t go in there pounding your fist. You’ll never make it.” This line from Michael Rosenberg’s recent SI.com story about Penny Hardaway coaching at his alma mater, The University of Memphis gave some great insight into adaptive leadership, and how much brand value coaches …